Art is a root-finderBy Disaya ‘Tiew’KoragotchamasCheeze TV host

Other developingcountries are

instilling a love of their traditionalarts in kids in school, and weshould do the same. We have absorbed so much from outsidethat we’ve forgotten ourselves – thearts and culture that are our roots.It’s pointless to follow the lateststyles and fashions if we forget theroots of our civilisation. It’s uselessto complain that Bangkok is notbeautiful if you still have a littering habit.

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East will meet West in Italy this year when five Thai artists give a double-take on the Land of Smiles at a UNIQUE EXHIBITION

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By Phatarawadee PhataranawikD A I L Y X P R E S S

The exotic offerings of theThai Pavilion – Buddhist

merit making, traditional Thaimassage, fiery cuisine andstreet vendors – will be a high-light at Italy’s 53rd VeniceInternational Art Exhibition,taking place from June 7 toNovember 22.

Paradise Co LtdThese many faces of

Thailand are all part of thetongue-in-cheek installation“Gondola al Paradiso Co Ltd”proposed by Silpakorn Univer-sity art lecturer Thavorn Ko-udomvit and featuring five

Thai artists. Cross-dresserMichael Shaowanasai andSakarin Krue, returning toVenice’s Thai Pavilion after ap-pearances in 2003, are joinedby new faces Sudsri Pui-ock,Suporn Shoodej and Wantha-nee Siripattanutakul.

Satirising the image of“Thainess” created by advertis-ers, the artists will convert a

400-square-metre basement onthe banks of the Grand Canalinto a travel agency. With abudget of Bt5 million supportedby Culture Ministry’s Office ofContemporary Art and Culture(OCAC), the Thai Pavilion willbe fully interactive.

“We want to question thebeauty and substance of‘Thainess’ as an image that’sbeen created for global con-sumption,” Thavorn explained.

Land of cheeky smilesViewers will be greeted by

Michael Shaowanasai, Photo-Shopped to mimic a wai-ingThai Airways hostess. Video in-stallations will fill the spacewith images of exotic Thai cul-ture and destinations while onecorner will offer Thai massage,and another corner Thai food.

“The winning project reflects

the cultural impact of capital-ism and globalisation throughcontemporary art,” said OCAC’sgeneral director Apinan Posh-yananda, speaking at a pressconference yesterday at theBangkok Arts and CultureCentre. Its focus on audience-interaction and the collabora-tive process also fitted thisyear’s concept, he added.

“Under Swedish curatorDaniel Birnbaum, the exhibi-tion will not be divided intosections but instead weave afew themes into an articulatedwhole,” said Luca de Mori, cul-tural attache at the ItalianEmbassy in Bangkok. “Threeaspects will be focused on: theprocesses of production, theinfluence of certain key artistsand the generations that havefollowed; and an exploration ofdrawing and painting.”

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This is Thailand!A giant tour agency will be Thais’tongue-in-cheek entry at one ofEurope’s most popular art festivals

Tacklingcancer todayThe number of cancer patientsis expected to increase three-fold in the next 20 years ifpeople do not refrain fromrisky behaviours now, a Thaicancer expert said yesterday.

Presiding over an event tomark World Cancer Day,Chulabhorn Cancer Centredirector Chaivej Nuchprayoonsaid the projected cancer fig-ures for 2030 were highbecause so many of us cur-rently eat too much fatty food,smoke cigarettes andoverindulge with alcohol. Cutdown on these and we cut ourrisk of cancer by 40 per cent,he said.

Words of wisdomAhead of Makha Puja Day, theSupreme Patriarch of Thailandhas called attention to the“heart of Buddhism”, reporteda senior official yesterday.

Chularat Boonyakorn, direc-tor of the Office of NationalBuddhism, said that HisHoliness gave the followingblessing to Thais: “On the fullmoon in the third lunar month2597 years ago, which is nowcelebrated each year as MakhaPuja Day, Lord Buddha recitedto his 1,250 disciples the‘Ovadha Patimokkha’(Fundamental Teaching) to befollowed by all Buddhists. This‘heart of Buddhism’, sum-marised by the three preceptsof doing good, abstaining frombad actions, and purifying themind, should be practised fromMakha Puja Day on, thus goodfortune and peace will prevailby the power of Lord Buddha.”

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From left: Michael Shaowanasai, curator Thavorn Ko-udomvit, Sudsri Pui-ock,Wanthanee Siripattanutakul, Sakarin Krue and Suporn Shoodej.

brieflyGirl dies in washingmachine accidentA four-year-old Californian girlwho climbed into a washingmachine died after her 15-month-old brother turned iton by accident.

Orange County sheriff’sinvestigators said the girl diedfrom blunt force trauma afterbeing thrown around insidethe front-loading machine foraround two minutes. – AFP

Jailed for nude picsA Maryland man is going toprison for posting nude photosof his ex-wife on the Internet.

Queens district attorneyRichard A Brown says ThomasGillen, of Hagerstown,Maryland, has been sentencedto two to five years in prison.

Brown says Gillen admittedthat he created an Internetaccount in his ex-wife’s nameand used it to contact menand engage in racy conversa-tions. Gillen also sent themnude photos of her and postedsome online. The attorney saysGillen admitted that he imper-sonated his former wife on theInternet 1,577 times.

Gillen was arrested on simi-lar charges in 2006 and wassentenced to five years’ proba-tion. – AP

Beaten to deathA Malaysian man was alleged-ly chased and beaten to deathby shop employees after steal-ing several pairs of jeans.

The New Straits Times saidMohd Zaidi Zakaria, 40, died inhospital from head injuriesafter being attacked by threemen in Terengganu state.

The three, two employeesof the shop and one from anearby restaurant, were allaged between 18 and 19 andwere arrested at their homes.

The trio allegedly chasedZaidi after watching him swipethe jeans. Police believed hewas assaulted after beingtaken to the restaurant. – AFP

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EPA

Paralysing snow storms in Britain have cost businesses at least

£1 BILLION(Bt50.3 billion)THE WORLD

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With an upgrade to its mo-bile maps, Google

hopes to prove it can trackpeople on the go as effectivelyas it searches for informationon the Internet.

The new software enablespeople with mobile phonesand other wireless devices toautomatically share theirwhereabouts with family andfriends.

The feature, dubbed “Lati-tude”, expands upon a tool in-troduced in 2007 to allow mo-bile-phone users to check theirown location on a Google mapwith the press of a button.

“This adds a social flavourto Google maps and makes itmore fun,” said Steve Lee, aGoogle product manager.

Privacy concernsIt could also raise privacy

concerns, but Google is doingits best to avoid a backlash byrequiring each user to manual-ly turn on the tracking softwareand making it easy to turn offor limit access to the service.

Google also is promising notto retain any informationabout its users’ movements.Only the last location picked up by the trackingservice will be stored on

Google’s computers, Lee said. The software plots a user’s

location – marked by a person-al picture on Google’s map –by relying on cellphone tow-ers, global positioning systemsor a Wi-Fi connection to de-duce their location. The sys-tem can follow people’s travelsin the United States and 26other countries.

It’s left up to each user todecide who can monitor his orher location.

The social mapping ap-proach is similar to a servicealready offered by Loopt Inc.

Loopt’s service already iscompatible with more than100 types of mobile phones.

To widen the software’s ap-peal, Google is offering a ver-sion that can be installed onpersonal computers as well.

Where is your kid?Check Google mapsNew ‘Latitude’ feature allows cellphoneusers to pinpoint their location andshare their whereabouts

Bollywoodproducerapologisesover gaffeA F P , Mumbai

An Indian film-maker hasapologised for a scene in

his latest film that suggestedthat Buddha was born inIndia rather than Nepal.

Producer Ramesh Sippysaid the opening scene in theaction-comedy ‘ChandniChowk to China’ was badlyresearched, but he had not in-tended to hurt anyone’s feel-ings.

“The controversial scene isjust a voice-over ... It will bedeleted,” he was quoted assaying by the Press Trust ofIndia news agency.

Nepal banned the film lastmonth after protests in Kath-mandu, despite the offendingremarks having been cut bythe country’s censors.

The Futurs Choir performs on stage at theCarnival Groups Contest at Falla Great Theatre in Cadiz, southern Spain, on Tuesday.

A P , Los Angeles

Actor Christian Bale can beheard in newly surfaced

audio delivering a long, pro-fanity-laced verbal thrashingto a cinematographer and any-one who tried to calm himdown on the set of the upcom-ing movie ‘TerminatorSalvation’.

The three-minute clip wasposted on the websiteTMZ.com and has become aviral sensation on the Internet– it’s even spawned a dancemusic remix of the audio tape.

In it, the actor who por-trayed Batman in ‘The DarkKnight’ rails against cine-matographer Shane Hurlbutfor apparently walking behindco-star Bryce Dallas Howard

and throughBale’s line ofsight, consid-ered a film-setfoul.

“If you do itone more timeI ain’t walkingon this set if

you’re still hired!” Bale howlsin one of the few publishablemoments from the clip.

Screaming and yellingLater, he screams: “Do you

want me to go and trash yourlights? Do you want me to goand trash them? ... Then whyare you trashing my scene?”

The incident took place lastJuly on the set at Kirtland AirForce Base in New Mexico,

days before Bale would face as-sault allegations from hismother and sister in London.Charges were never filed be-cause his family did not want topress the matter and becauseprosecutors said there was alack of sufficient evidence.

Bale’s is the only voice thatis audible on the tape, thoughhe’s clearly responding toHurlbut, the film’s directorMcG, and others trying to per-suade him to relax.

“Let’s not take a [expletive]minute! Let’s go again!” heyells at one point.

Music producer LucianPiane – who goes by the nameRevoLucian online – remixedthe verbal freak-out into athree-minute-long hypnoticdance track titled Bale Out,which has become a virtualhit.

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Bus-sizedboa slithersinto recordbooksStunned scientists have foundthe fossilised remains of theworld’s greatest snake – arecord-busting serpent thatwas as long as a bus andsnacked on crocodiles.

The boa-like behemothruled the tropical rainforests ofwhat is now Colombia some60 million years ago, at a timewhen the world was far hotterthan now, they report in astudy released yesterday.

The size of the snake’s ver-tebrae suggests the beastweighed some 1.135 tonnes.And it measured 13 metresfrom nose to tail, they estimate.

“The snake that tried to eatJennifer Lopez in the movie‘Anaconda’ is not as big as theone we found,” said JonathanBlock, a palaeontologist at theUniversity of Florida.

“At its greatest width, thesnake would have come up toabout your hips,” said DavidPolly, a geologist at theUniversity of Indiana atBloomington.A F P

Britney,parentssuedBritney Spears’s formerself-styled manager suedthe singer and her family,claiming the star’s parentsdefamed him and that hewas owed unpaid manage-ment fees.

Osama “Sam” Lutfi fileda suit against Spears andher parents in the LosAngeles Superior Court,alleging libel, defamation,battery, intentional inflic-tion of emotional distressand breach of contract.

The suit comes fourdays after Spears wasgranted a restraining orderagainst Lutfi and her for-mer boyfriend AdnanGhalib, barring both fromhaving contact with her, herparents or her two children.

Lutfi’s suit alleges Jamieand Lynne Spears “began acampaign of slander, libeland defamation aimed atdiscrediting, destroying andphysically and emotionallyintimidating Lutfi in orderto drive him out of Britney’s life”.A F P

Batman goesBale-isticActor lashes out at cinematographer and others whotry to calm him on sets of ‘Terminator Salvation’

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By Susan KingL O S A N G E L E S T I M E S

Michael Shannon is a big,imposing guy who’s

played a lot of intense, impos-ing characters in such films as“Bug”, and “Shotgun Stories”.In “Revolutionary Road”, SamMendes’ film about 1950s angst,Shannon cranks up the intensi-ty to almost uncomfortable lev-els.

The film reunites “Titanic”stars Kate Winslet andLeonardo DiCaprio as Apriland FrankWheeler, a marriedsuburban couple who seek tobreak free of their staid exis-tence. As John Givings, a bril-liant mathematician who’s suf-fered a mental breakdown,Shannon has two pivotalscenes with the couple, scenesin which his brutal honestycuts to the very core of theirdisintegrating relationship, andhis powerful acting has earnedhim an Oscar nomination forBest Supporting Actor.

I never knew the 1950s were sotraumatic until I saw“Revolutionary Road”.

It was an era of containment,it seems to me. People weretrying to keep it all togetherand keep it inside.

Does Richard Yates give JohnGivings a back-story in the novelon which the film is based?

Not really. He talks aboutJohn having a breakdown andcoming home, and how hismother tried to take care ofhim. Basically, he wanted to killher and blamed her for all ofhis problems.

There are some clues, I think,in just kind of a superficial way.He is an only child and I as-sume he wasn’t very popular in

school or very athletic.

John really serves as a bookendto April and Frank’s story.

He really is important to thestory. It's a hard movie to de-scribe to people when they askyou what it's about. But if youboil it down to its essence, it'sabout Frank and April trying todecide whether to stay on andsuffer silently or try to liberatethemselves and escape to a bet-ter life?

The first time we see Johnthey are celebrating their deci-sion and kind of revelling inthis newfound sense of free-dom. John is there to kind ofcelebrate and validate their de-cision. Then John comes back,and this freedom has crumbled,and he’s there to castigate andpunish them for their loss offaith. I think that’s the reallybeautiful thing about the char-acter.

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A JARRING CHARACTERMichael Shannon provides someof the most electrifying momentsin ‘Revolutionary Road’

TOM JONES, MAKING ANAPPEARANCE ON POLISH TVWITH A HEAD OF GREY HAIR.

“It’s the music that keepsme alive.”

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>> The Academy Awardswill be shown live from LosAngeles on TrueVisions Seriesfrom 8.30am on February 23.

D R A M AT I C D R E A M S>> “Revolutionary Road”opens in cinemas today.

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Michael Shannon co-stars in“Revolutionary Road” as JohnGivings, a brilliant mathemati-cian who’s suffered a mentalbreakdown.

Hindu devotees dry their clothes aftertaking a dip on Tuesday at Sangam, theconfluence of the Ganges, Yamuna andmythical Saraswati rivers. It was one ofthe auspicious days of the annualmonth-long Hindu religious fair of MaghMela in Allahabad, India.

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The nominations for this year’sSuphanahongse Awards,

Thailand’s answer to the Oscars, aresurprising many punters, with two in-die productions, “Wonderful Town”and “Paed Wan Plak Khon” (“The 8thDay”) drawing nominations in eightcategories, putting them on par with2008’s top grosser “Ong Bak 2”.

What’s more, action superstar

Phanom “Jaa” Yeerum gets his first-ever nomination for Best Actor for“Ong Bak 2” while action actressYanin “Jeeja” Vismitananda is nomi-nated for Best Actress in her debut“Chocolate”.

Aditaya Assarat’s “WonderfulTown” is nominated for Best Picture,Best Director and Best Screenplaywhile “The 8th Day” gets the nod forboth Best Actor and Best Actress.

Other top nominees includeKongdej Jaturanrasamee’s “Kod”Pongpat Wachirabanjong’s “HappyBirthday” and Yuthlert Sippapak’s“Rak/Sam/Sao”.

A new honour award will be givento film archivist Dome Sukwong,founder of National Film Archive.

The ceremony takes place the sameday as the Oscars – February 22 – atthe Thailand Cultural Centre.

>> ON THE WEBThe full list of nominees is atwww.DailyXpress.net.

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STUDIO ALBUMShave been released byTom Jones. His latestis “24 Hours”, featuringduets with Bono andothers.

ELTON JOHN will closehis Las Vegas show, “TheRed Piano”, on April 22,after 241 performances. Itdebuted in February 2004at Caesar’s Palace.

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‘Wonderful Town’, ‘The 8th Day’, ‘Ong-Bak 2’ and‘Chocolate’ are among the surprise nomineesfor Thai cinema’s coveted trophy

Degrees of dedicationIt’s always great to hear further proof thatyou’re never too old to learn, but claiming therewards for your newfound knowledge can betricky.

Major congratulations to 89-year-old Sa-nguan Sunthornwong, who has just graduated inlaw at Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University,easily grabbing the seniority record there, if notright across Thailand.

Unfortunately Uncle Sa-nguan’s health pre-vented him from attending the commencementexercises. So the university will instead confer thedegree in a small ceremony at his front door.

This Sunday, university lecturers led by RectorPranee Sankhatawat will travel to Suphan Buri’sSong Phi Nong district and hand over the sheep-skin.

Expect the news squads too – and hopefullysome inspiring words from Uncle on how hepulled off this remarkable feat.

Misses coughingGwyneth Paltrow wants to clearthe air about this whole anti-smoking crusade gripping theplanet.

The actress quit smoking ciga-rettes when she got pregnant in2003, but now …

Smoking, she tells Elle magazine, is a beauti-ful thing, and it “pisses” her off “that it gives youcancer. I just love them so much”.

So she’s puffing again? She’s thinking serious-ly about it – once she turns 70.

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By Khetsirin PholdhampalitD A I L Y X P R E S S

Wisut Ponnimit, creator of the bizarre“hesheit” cartoons popular in several

magazines, has more snappy slices of life in“Love Story” at J Gallery.

The he-she-it charac-ters were a hit about adecade ago, strange, rawand fun, with startlinghandwritten dialogue,often crossed out re-placed with ideas on atangent.

After three years inJapan, though, his stripsare slower in sequenceand complete with neatdrawing, clean lines andminimal chatter.

“The fresh environ-ment changed my life,”says the 31-year-old.“The change of lifestyle

had an impact on my work, and the more Idraw, the more confidence I have in thelines.”

You can see the artwork he came up withfor Japan’s Big Issue and L magazines andhis book “everybodyeverything”. There are

depictions of relation-ships between siblings,couples, strangers and agirl and her pet.

And you’ll meet his newcharacter Mamuang, acute young girl withbangs, created in Japan in2003.

“‘Hesheit’ appeals to artlovers and graphic design-ers, but it’ too bizarre formost people, says Wisut.“To get in the door ofJapanese culture I createdMamuang with simple,clean lines and a cheerfuldesign, which should be

more adaptable for animation.”Mamuang was picked up by advertisers,

even selling Yamaha pianos, so Wisut re-warded her with a pet dog called Manowand a boy buddy named Maprao.

Then there’s Lung Lin, who’s bald and hasa big, lolling tongue, deliberately ugly be-cause Wisut doesn’t actually like “drawingcute things”.

You can see Wisut’s cartoons these daysin the quarterly Thai magazine Mud, andnew chapters of “hesheit” on his bloghttp://web.me.com/wisut.

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showsBowling forromance

“Exploring Love” is a wallinstallation made with heart-shaped stoneware bowls. Thework by Nino Sarabutra is atthe Rotunda and GardenGallery until March 1.

The handmade bowls areall different in shape, glaze,texture, colour and details.They could be used to holdfruit or hung on a wall. Just likehuman emotions, some aredark, some bright, some sim-ple, some complicated.

The gallery is open dailyexcept Monday from 9.30 to 5.Call (02) 233 1731.

Jumbo journeys Supachet Bhumakarn recordshis profound relationship withpachyderms in “Our Journey,Elephant & Me” at JamjureeArt Gallery until February 19.

On view are paintings inpastel shades that are a pleas-ure to move through. Thegallery, located close to theMah Boonkrong shopping cen-tre, is open weekdays from 10to 7 and weekends from noonto 6pm. Call (02) 218 3709.

A sojourn in Japan has toned down Wisut Ponnimit’s edginess for a broader appeal

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>>On Valentine’s Day at3.30, 20 couples can havetheir portraits done forBt1,000 each.

C O M I C B L I T Z S>> “Love Story” continues untilFebruary 16 at J Gallery on thefourth floor of J Avenue on SoiThonglor 15. It’s open daily from11 to 8. Visitwww.JGalleryBangkok.com.

>>On Sunday at 6.30 there’llbe a piano recital there and ascreening of Wisut’s animation.Tickets are Bt200 and Bt500.

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MediterraneanmarvelsOoh la la! French delights are being servedon Friday and Saturday nights at the Medat the Westin Grande Sukhumvit, an easywalk down the skybridge from the AsokeBTS station. Indulge your fantasies at thebuffet, with tomatoes with mozzarella, beefcarpaccio with Parmesan cheese, bakedsalmon with salt crust and lots of dessertsand wine. Dinner is priced at Bt1,100. Call(02) 207 8000 extension 8120.

Tokens ofwealthCentral Airport Plaza inChiang Mai continues tocelebrate Chinese NewYear inviting shoppers toadmires it massive lanternthat represents good for-tune and wealth andfeast their eyes on thepaper cows made fromrecycled paper that wel-come the Year of the Ox.There’s also be a dragonshow by an award-win-ning group from Lop Burithat continues throughMarch 1. Visitwww.CentralPlaza.com.

Lovin’ cupStarbucks introduces romance-inspired coffees to celebrate

Valentine’s Day. Cafe Verona, Guatemala Antigua andGuatemala Casi Cielo are the three new varieties of beans, evok-

ing Latin romantic charms. Smooth and aromatic, these brews are

best tasted hot with chocolate or biscotti. Starbucks is also offer-

ing “Cup of Love”, a ceramic cup with a colourful design filled with

premium chocolates. Visit www.Starbucks.co.th.

Bangers and beerSausage lovers will want to dig into Chef Andy’s savoury links thatare on offer this month at the Pathuman Princess’ Citi Bistro.Sample home-made lamb, pork, beef, chicken and vegetariansausages flavoured with rosemary, honey and more along with free-flowing Singha beer for dinner Sunday to Thursday. It’s priced atBt890. Call (02) 216 3700 extension 20100.

Gifts of loveThe Wisdom of Thai SMEs Club,supported by the IndustrialPromotion Department brings“Thai Gifts of Love” to River Cityuntil February 15. The fair, whichis open from 11 to 8, offers Thaifoods and desserts, along withherbal cosmetics, sweets, Otopproducts, decorative items craftedfrom ostrich eggs, artificial flow-ers, ornaments and souvenirs. Call(02) 237 0077-8.

SpasensationsUntil February 28, the Spa at theAmbassador Hotel on SukhumvitSoi 11 is featuring the StrawberryBeauty Package, a new experienceyou can cherish with your life part-ner. The 100-minute treatmentcosts Bt2,999 net per couple orBt1,799 for singles, and includes astrawberry facial mask and bodyscrub, milk and strawberry bodymask and essential oil massage.The Spa is open daily from 9am to10.30pm. Call (02) 254 0444extension 1254 or visitwww.Amtel.co.th.

Like it hotUntil February 15, Chef ThanasitLampasuk of the AmariWatergate’s Thai On 4 cooks upsuch favourites as tom yum, curryand spicy salad made with pork,seafood and vegetables. Thai On4 is open or lunch from noon to2.30 and for dinner from 6 to 11.Call (02) 653 9000 extension357.

AbstractcreationsThespians wanting to broadentheir talent will want to check out“Creation from Abstract”, classesby Nikorn Saetang from the 8x8Theatre Group. Participants willbe helped to understand theabstract before practising free andcontrolled movements. The ses-sions take place at DemocrazyTheatre Studio on February 9and 10 and February 12 and 13,from 6.30 to 9.30pm. The cost isBt3,000 and participation is limit-ed to 15 persons. Call (089) 7625521 and (081) 441 5718, or visitwww.SiamDemocrazy.com.

By Delece Smith-BarrowT H E W A S H I N G T O N P O S T

Washington

Last April, Pierre Kattar Jrgave his father the gift of

all gifts: a new chance at life.The gift – presented in an in-

sulated, red-and-white box atChicago’s NorthwesternMemorial Hospital – was a kid-ney. But Kattar didn’t give hisleft kidney directly to his fa-ther: His donation was one of

four in an extraordinary eight-person kidney exchange.

With the help of friends,Kattar Jr, 34, a Washington-post.com video journalist, cre-ated a video documentary ofthis rare opportunity to get hisfather an organ he desperatelyneeded.

Pierre Kattar Sr, 61, had suf-fered for most of his life fromhepatitis B, a liver disease, andhis kidneys had been weak-

ened by drugs he began takingafter a liver transplant in 2001.

After his kidneys stoppedfunctioning in February 2007,four-hour dialysis sessionsthree times a week became hisnew lifesaving regime. KattarSr, who lives in Chicago,stayed on dialysis for about ayear.

Father and son turned out tohave incompatible bloodtypes, which prevented a di-

rect donation. So theNorthwestern Memorial staffconnected the pair with twoother would-be donors in asimilar situation as well as adonor from the hospital’s staffand one other recipient. InApril, the hospital coordinatedthe elaborate exchange of fourkidneys among eight people.

“This has been a lifetime ex-perience. What we have livedis unique,” says Kattar Sr.

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Putting on the cuffs

Stressed out? Then getyour blood pressure checkedfor free this year at any one ofthe more than 300 pharma-cies displaying the “Check Lifewith Microlife” banner. Theservice is available throughthe end of the year. Call (02)948 4888

Doulas that doBNH Hospital is organising

prenatal classes in Englishand Thai throughout the yearrun by experienced doulas inan informal setting withother parents-to-be. Call(02) 686 2700 extension3372.

Healthy lovin’Bangkok Hospital is offer-

ing a Valentine’s package allthis month for couples, aswell as for friends and parent.Take your loved one for acheck up and you’ll receive upto 50-per-cent off a range ofhealth and cosmetic pack-ages. Call 1179 or visit www.BangkokHospital.com.

Magnetic imagesThe Princess Maha Chakri

Sirindhorn Medical Centre atSrinakharinwirot University’sFaculty of Medicine,Ongkharak Campus, NakhonNayok teams up withBangkok Hospital for the aca-demic conference “MRI inGeneral Practice and MRIExperience in Orthopaedics,Neurology and Paediatric”today from 11.30 to3 at themeeting room on floor 5b ofthe medical centre building.Call (037) 395 085 exten-sion 10611.

My teeth have been yellowsince I was young. Who canfix this problem for me, or isthere some product I canbuy to do it myself?

Tooth bleaching – alsoknown as tooth whitening

– is a common procedure ingeneral dentistry and especial-ly in cosmetic dentistry.

Your teeth enamel can bediscoloured by ageing, chemi-cal damage or stains from ex-ternal sources, including med-ication, coffee, tea and ciga-rettes.

Tooth bleaching can bedone on your own at home,but in the dentist’s office youhave a special light or laser,both of which use a whiten-ing gel.

This translucent bleachinggel is applied to the teeth and alaser beam is used to activatecrystals that absorb the beam’senergy and penetrate theenamel.

The time this takes dependson the degree of discoloration.One visit is usually enough forbrighter teeth, but often youneed to follow up with bleach-ing at home for the best results.

To do the bleaching at homeyou need a custom-fitted traythat contains bleaching gel andis worn over the teeth for ashort period each day.

Some people experience dis-comfort wearing the mouthtray, but your dentist can ad-just it for a better fit.

“Take-home” or “over-the-counter” bleaching is easy and

less expensive that a trip to thedentist, but results can varywith the kind of applicationused.

Results can sometimes beevident in a couple of days, butit usually takes a week or twoto see the full whitening.Meanwhile others might see noresults at all.

And while bleaching is quiteeffective, there can be short-term disadvantages, such assore gums or teeth due to thebleach.

Some individuals are morechemically sensitive. If you are,inform your dentist. He’ll testyour sensitivity to the bleachsolution.

When there is serious discol-oration, veneers or crownsmight be the better choice.

White-tooth facts to gnaw on

Dentist Kittyluck Jullustianis the former host of FM101 PROne Radio’s “We Will Fit You”.

Send your question abouthealth tocontactsirinya@gmail.com.

Chain of heroesA son’s wish to help his father involves eight people in a series of kidney-exchange interventions

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Happy goryValentineHow about a Valentine’sdate with a twist (of theknife)? We’ve got 20 pairsof free tickets for the 3Dhorror film “My BloodyValentine” screening at8pm next Tuesday at SFXCinema at Central PlazaChang Wattana. All youneed to do to get some issay what weapon the killerin the flick uses. Send youranswer and contact infor-mation in Thai or inEnglish, by Monday, toactivity@saha-mongkolfilm.com,explaining that you’re tak-ing part in the Daily Xpresscontest. Pick the rightanswer!

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InkheartMo Folchart (Brendan Fraser)and his 12-year-old daughter(Eliza Bennett) bring charactersfrom books to life when theyread out loud. But each time astorybook figure arrives, some-one from the real world disap-pears into the pages.

TarchonAn ex-convict (Preeti “Bank”Barameeanan) finds that histwin brother has been left com-atose after playing in an violentunderground basketball game.So he joins the Fireball team totake revenge. With English sub-titles in some cinemas.

The Baader MeinhofComplexRadicals fight a violent waragainst American imperialism in1970s West Germany. InGerman with English and Thaisubtitles at House.

Wild OceanThis 3-D documentary capturesan epic underwater struggle forsurvival off the coast of Africa.At Krungsri IMAX.

High School Musical3: Senior YearThe jock (Zac Efron) and thebrainy beauty (Vanessa Anne

Hudgens) face the prospect ofbeing separated as they headoff to college.

Defiance Three Polish-Jewish brothers(Daniel Craig, Liev Schreiber andJamie Bell) join the resistanceagainst the Nazis.

Red Cliff 2 Strategists Zhou Yu (Tony LeungChiu Wai) and Zhuge Liang(Takeshi Kaneshiro) and theirvastly outnumbered armies offace warlord Cao Cao (ZhangFengyi). In Mandarin withEnglish and Thai subtitles atsome cinemas.

Happy-Go-LuckyPoppy, a 30-year-old Londoner(Golden Globe-winner SallyHawkins), has an irrepressiblybright outlook on life. At Apexand House.

Hode Nha Hiaw The leader of a bumbling gangof criminals has revenge on hismind as he’s released fromprison. With English subtitlesat some cinemas.

Yes ManJim Carrey stars as a negativeguy whose boring life is turnedaround after he meets a self-help guru.

TO SEEThursday, February 5, 2009 DAILY XPRESS THE SCREEN 11

on tv

GattacaEthan Hawke stars in this sci-fidrama set sometime in thenear future society when per-sonal destiny is determined bygenetics.HBO (TrueVisions), 8pm.

Pob Phee FahJiranan Manohjaem, ThanaSutthikamol, Pantita Caldwelland Porntip Wongkitjanonstar in this new historicalghost drama.Channel 7, 8.30pm

Channel linkswww.NationChannel.comChannel 3 – www.ThaiTV3.comChannel 5 – www.TV5.co.thChannel 7 – www.CH7.comModernine – www.MCOT.netNBT – TV11.prd.go.thThai PBS – www.ThaiPBS.or.thTrue – www.TrueVisionsTV.com

Revolutionary RoadSam Mendes directs Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet inthis adaptation of Richard Yates’ incisive novel aboutAmerican marriage in the 1950s.

Before Valentine (Konrak...Moon Rob Tua Rao)Four couples – from high-school puppy lovers to a pair of embittered spouses – deal with their relation-ships in the weeks leading up to Valentine’s Day. The cast includes Thanchart Tulyachat, Thanakrit “WanAF” Phanithchawit, Diana Jongjintanakarn, Jaturong Mokjok and Prem Busarakamwong. With Englishsubtitles at some cinemas.

Underworld: Rise of the Lycans

The third instalment in the vampire franchise enters prequel

territory, going back to ancient times when the first Lycan

(Michael Sheen) fell in love with a vampire princess (Rhona

Mitra), daughter of the vampire King Viktor (Bill Nighy).

ApexLido: (02) 252 6498Siam: (02) 251 3508Scala: (02) 251 2861

Century – The Movie Plaza(02) 247 9940

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Major Cineplex/EGVBangkok: (02) 515 5555

Major HollywoodBangkok: (02) 718 7999

Paragon CineplexBangkok: (02) 129 4635IMAX: (02) 129 4631

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AdamBy Bryan Basset

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DIFFICULTY RATING

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By Eugenia Last

Today’s Birthday: Consistency and your ability to makegood judgement calls will lead to your success. Added respon-sibilities may seem daunting, but the experience you gain andthe connections you make will be well worth your while. Anunusual change at home and in your personal life will help yourealise what you want more than anything else.

ARIES **** March 21-April 19You may want to make changes and reforms butdo you have time to take on extra responsibili-ties? Weigh the pros and cons. Someone is likelyto be jealous of you and what you are trying to do.

TAURUS *** April 20-May 20Timing is everything. Wait and observe beforemaking a life-altering move. It’s optimism thatwill help you get ahead, not trying to makesomeone else look bad. Don’t take risks.

GEMINI *** May 21-June 20Interacting with others will lead to advance-ment. Mix business with pleasure and don’t hesi-tate to talk about your ideas. Face-to-face con-versations will bring you closer to success.

CANCER *** June 21-July 22Don’t be surprised by what you are offered today.There is money to be made and opportunities totake advantage of. Get promises in writing andtake care of any pending financial matters.

LEO **** July 23-Aug. 22The more you socialise and network, the betteryour chances for success. You are entering a newphase in your life that must be utilised to thefullest. An offer on your part will be well received.

VIRGO ** Aug. 23-Sept. 22It will be the detail you put into everything youdo that will put you on top. Strive to be uniqueand take full credit for what you do. Promote andpresent yourself and your ideas.

LIBRA ***** Sept. 23-Oct. 22It’s conversations with the people who canchange your life that will help you secure yourposition and lead to your advancement. Leavenothing to chance.

SCORPIO *** Oct. 23-Nov. 21Someone may be giving you a bill of goods to tryto get you to invest. Protect your assets.Problems at home can be rectified with profes-sional help. Ask questions if something isn’tclear.

SAGITTARIUS *** Nov. 22-Dec. 21Be prepared to say no if you have to. Personalmatters will escalate if you don’t recognise thesensitive nature of the issues developing. Facethe situation head on.

CAPRICORN *** Dec. 22-Jan. 19Listen but don’t take over if you don’t have to.Added responsibilities will drag you down andtake away from your personal time. Take anoth-er look at an offer that was made in the past.

AQUARIUS ***** Jan. 20-Feb. 18Once you have your mind made up, stick to it.The time to be strong is now. By taking a stanceyou will attract new friends and gain the respectand support of those who count the most.

PISCES ** Feb. 19-March 20You may disappoint someone who can createproblems for you if you haven’t been honest.Spend more time developing, planning and cre-ating that special project.

CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY

Actor Stuart Damon is 72.Actor David Selby is 68.Singer Cory Wells of Three Dog Night is 67.Singer Al Kooper is 65.Actress Charlotte Rampling is 63.Actress Barbara Hershey is 61.Actor-director-comedian Christopher Guest is 61.Actress Jennifer Jason Leigh is 47.Actress Laura Linney is 45.Bassist Duff McKagan of Velvet Revolver is 45.Singer Chris Barron of the Spin Doctors is 41.Singer Bobby Brown is 40.Actor/director Phanom “Jaa” Yeerum is 33.Actor Jeremy Sumpter is 20.

Phanom “Jaa” Yeerum

The Road to Success with OCEANThe Ocean Life Insurance Co., Ltd. is now anticipating rapid growth and would like to expand our business. We are embarking on an exciting new journey oftransformation, innovation and unprecedented challenges. If you share our quest for excellence and are a results-oriented individual who thrives in an environment of pro-ductive energy and rapid change, then we invite you to take this journey with us. Go with a Winner, Modern Life Planner, Develop & Save Thai Socialization SustainableDevelopment. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package.

We are looking for successful people, and if youare, don't miss this opportunity to call for aninterview and we are sure that you can get someadded value after meeting with us. Interestedapplicants are invited to apply in person or sendapplication with full resume indicating qualifica-tions and experience, transcript, expected salaryand a recent photo to the address or e-mailaddress below:Contact Name: Ms. Parichart

RattanasareechaiAddress: 170/74-83, Ocean Tower 1

BLDG., Rachadapisek Road, Klongtoey, Bangkok, 10110

Telephone: 02-261-2300 ext. 440 Fax: 02-204-0099E-mail: hrm@ocean.co.th or

hrservice@ocean.co.th

Management Trainee 20 PositionsResponsibilities:Management Trainees as a fast-track career development forhigh-achieving graduates. Our Programme is designed to showyou how the insurance business works. We provide you with achance to gain the technical skills and experience you need todevelop a fast-track insurance career leading to senior manage-ment. You will be involved in various projects and assignmentswhich will provide you with real work experience in key businessareas such as Actuarial, Product Development, Operation &Services, Sales & Client Services and Underwriting, amongothers. Each project or assignment is determined first andforemost by the demands of the business, but we will also takeyour development needs into account. After finishing theprogram, you will have an opportunity to select and request for aplacement in a position that best suits your competency skills andinterests.Qualifications:

Male or Female, not over 30 years old Master's Degree in Finance, Economics, Accounting,

Marketing, Business Administration or related fields from recognized university with GPA above 3.33 and Bachelor's Degree with GPA above 3.00

Good analytical ability and problem solving skills, creative thinking skill

Excellent interpersonal skill, and a team player Proficiency in spoken and written English (an additional

Japaneselanguage will be a definite advantage)

Good computer and presentation skills

Risk Management Officer 1 PositionResponsibilities:Responsible to evaluate, coordinate the monitoring of andproviding advice and recommendations to Risk ManagementCommittee (RMC). Develop Quantitative credit risk models study.Develop, and implement risk management tools. Research andapply risk methodologies and approaches. Identify appropriateinternal and external data sources, and gather information tosupport risk analysis.Qualifications:

Preferably with Master's degree in Finance, Economics or related fields

At least 5 years experience in risk management, operationsaudit, internal audit, internal control, or compliance in afinancial institution

Good knowledge of economics, finance and risk management, especially credit and treasury

Technical skills in financial operation and other business functions

Planning and organizing skills, analytical skills Presentation skills, and interpersonal skills

Marketing Communication 4 Positions(Manager / Executive) Responsibilities:

Assist in developing marketing communication and promotion strategy for use in above the line and below the line communications in accordance with business policy and marketing plan

Coordinate and work with advertising agency or outsource for managing corporate advertising campaign and implementation

Coordinate with marketing line manager to support communication materials for marketing activities and campaigns

Manage of marketing communication budget Represent company in building up the corporate image Manage and control marketing communication program to a

lign with each customer segmentation as planned, and in line with overall brand positioning of organization

Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree or higher in Marketing, Business

Administration or Communications is preferred At least 2 years experience in marketing communication

within professional services environment or insurance business

Strong leadership and consensus building skills, marketing management and strategic planning experience, a proven track record in development and administering a marketing communication program

Must be a self-starter, highly organized and able to work well with others at all levels in the organization

Excellent communication, presentation, interpersonal and facilitation skills

Good command of spoken and written English Able to travel upcountry periodically

Executive Assistant 1 PositionResponsibilities:

Day-to-day office management practice to support President i.e. scheduling appointments, receiving messages, greeting visitors, liaison with drivers, etc.

Documents preparation to assist President in preparing presentations & reports

Administrative support for President e.g. travel arrangement, hotel reservation, expense re-imbursement, etc.

Meeting & conference arrangements and other necessary preparations

Collaboration with internal & external contacts Management of document filing system Meeting & hospitality coordination for overseas visitors

Qualifications: Female, age not over 30 years old Master's degree in Business Administration or other related

fields Proficiency in spoken and written English (an additional

Japanese language will be a definite advantage) Proficient computer literacy in Ms Office applications Good personality , interpersonal skills, co-ordination skills

and excellent presentation skills High degree of self-confidence & maturity - ability to deal

with Management Ability to relate well with people on all levels High level of organizational skills & attention to details Flexibility to cope with a wide range of duties & ability to

work under pressure within a limited time frame Total confidentiality on all matters dealt with President Experience in the life insurance business will be an

advantage

Assistant Manager - President Office 1 PositionQualifications:

Female, age not over 35 years old Bachelor's degree in any field of studies Proficient computer literacy in Ms Office applications Good personality, interpersonal skills, coordination skills

and excellent presentation skills Ability to relate well with people on all levels Ability to manage of document & filing system High level of organizational skills & attention to details Flexibility to cope with a wide range of duties & ability to

work under pressure within a limited time frame

Experience in the life insurance business will be an advantage

IT Audit Specialist 1 PositionResponsibilities:Working within the Co-operative Accounting Services auditfunction you will provide specialist IS audit services to a widevariety of business areas. As an expert in IS/IT risk managementand control you will advise the business on good practicetechniques and ensure excellent quality of work across thedepartment. In addition to possessing extensive experiencewithin IS/IT audit and IS strategy and security you will hold arecognized industry qualification. Benefits are excellent as arethe opportunities for further training and personal development.The successful candidate will be required to carry out a variety ofaudit assignments, including setting up audit programs, makingrisk assessment, finding vulnerability, coordinating and followingup according to audit plans, recommending areas for improve-mentQualifications:

Male or Female, age not over 30 years old, GPA. at least 2.75

Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer Science, Applied Statistics and Computer Engineering or related fields

A minimum 3 years' experience in IT Audit, IT general control, system design & development or Network security

Excellent in English communication skills (both spoken and written English)

Proficient computer literacy involving MS Office applications, system design and Network

Abilities of internal audit approach initiation and risk assessment of internal control will be a plus

Good interpersonal skills, communication skills, consulting skill, conceptual and analytical skills

Worksite Agent 26 PositionsQualifications:

Female, age not over 25 years Bachelor's degree in any field of studies Possess pleasant personality Strong interpersonal skills and communication skills can

work under pressure Must be self driven to meet and exceed sales target Highly competent in Sales, active, honest and looking for

development opportunities Good talent and service mind Able to work out of working hours

HR Officer 1 PositionQualifications:

Male or Female, age 20-30 years, GPA. at least 2.75 Bachelor's or higher in Human Resource Management,

Political Science, Business Administration, Industrial & Organization Psychology, or other related fields

Proficient computer literacy in MS Office applications Good personality , interpersonal skills , innovative thinking,

co-ordination skills and excellent presentation skills

Actuarial Officer 2 PositionsResponsibilities:Prepare actuarial related reports and documents. Identify andgather relevant information for product analysis, includingcompany financial statements in support of pricing, reinsuranceadministration, experience study and complying.Qualifications:

Master's degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Actuarial Science or related fields

Age over 25 years old Good command of English and computer Skill-MS Office is

preferable Good human relation, communication, quick ability to learn,

cautious and work follow up

Credit Officer 2 PositionsResponsibilities:Perform credit control work to be accurate and meet the compa-ny objectives, company structure, government and statutory. Qualifications:

Age not over 30 years old Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Financial, Marketing,

Business Administration, Economics or related fields At least 1-2 years' experience, preferably in insurance

industry (but not mandatory) Knowledge and experience in credit and financial analysis

will be an advantage Good command of English and computer skill-MS Office is

preferable Good personality, honest and diligence

Underwriter 5 PositionsResponsibilities:Perform for making sure that the company accepts only lifeinsurance applicants whose actual mortality rates do not exceedthe mortality rates assumed when the premium rates for aparticular product were calculated. Prepare regular underwritingreports, and other jobs as assigned in order to achieve companygoals.Qualifications:

Age not over 30 years old Bachelor's degree in Insurance, Business Administration,

Economics or related fields Good command of English and computer skill-MS Office is

preferable Good personality, honesty and diligence Good communication, quick ability to learn, cautious and

work follow up

Representative of Group Life Insurance3 Positions

Responsibilities:Perform and support in sales & marketing activities in responsiblearea or channel in order to achieve the quota in categories ofproduct. Create confidence by after sale service.Qualifications:

Age not over 30 years old Bachelor's degree in any fields of studies Highly competent in Sales, active, honest and looking for

development opportunities Good interpersonal skills with an ability to collaborate with

various organization partners Able to work upcountry (permanent or temporary) Good talent, service minded Able to work out of working hours

Bancassurance Officer 1 PositionMajor Areas of Responsibilities:

Responsible for Bancassurance such as developing and securing quality new business partners

Market to and maintain relationship with intermediaries and independent agents by advising them on ways in which to build their consumer life insurance markets

Qualifications: Male, age 25-35 years Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Marketing

or related fields A minimum 2 years' experience in bancassurance Highly competent in Sales, active, honest and looking for

development opportunities Good interpersonal skills, communication skills, consulting

skill, passion to learn & share

IT Project Manager 1 PositionMajor Areas of Responsibilities:Responsible for lead and to be part of the team member in ITProject Team to initiate and review business units to identifyimprovement opportunities & support the implementation ofbusiness improvement recommendations in order to enhancework efficiency for customers, agencies, and back office staffthroughout the organization.Qualifications:-

Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Computer Science or other related fields together with some IT Management

At least 3-5 years of work experience in project management experience

Excellent communication & interpersonal skills Excellent analytical skills with problem solving, decision

making, planning and management skills Excellent knowledge in formulating corrective action plans Project planning & management expertise Excellent command of English Good PC literacy (including MS Project)

Network and System 1 PositionAdministratorMajor Areas of Responsibilities:

Lead and manage all IT infrastructure of system, security and network team

Develop and implement an IT operating procedure, relevantoperational flow and documents for the operations and maintenance of a 24x7 Data Center

Set up and supervise the management of high availability IP-networking LAN, WAN and server systems such as MS-Windows Server, AD, Exchange, AS/400 and/or UNIX

Implement server/network monitoring system in the Network Operation Center

Responsible for implementing security solutions and enforcing data center network security policies

Perform design for collection of server and networking performance data such as system availability, system logs for the server and network capacity planning

Establish system management criteria and policies Plan and manage the disaster recovery plan for the entire

server and network systems Required standby after office hours and public holiday

Qualifications:- At least 5-years hands-on experience in data center man

agement Degree in Computer, Electrical, Electronics or

Telecommunication Engineering, or Network-related fields Experience implementation and operations of WAN routing

protocols Working knowledge in installing and maintaining hardware,

software and network such as structured cabling, IP layer 3-switch, router, firewall, etc. and experience in UNIX services or MS-Windows Server, DNS, FTP, DHCP, Web Service, SMTP, POP, etc.

Understand the principles of VPN, Remote computer on-line, LAN/WAN, TCP/IP,ISDN and any related functions

In-depth experience in large-scale system and network security

Skill in implementation and operation of backup/restore solutions, AS400, Unix-based systems, system load balancing, and internet content management, Strong customer service orientation

Programmer 5 PositionsMajor Areas of Responsibilities:Provide system support including application assistance, problemsolving and training. Help to create and consistently promoteprogramming standards and development procedures. Train endusers or technical support staff to use programs. Qualifications:

Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or other related fields.

At least 1 year of work experience in programming Excellent communication & interpersonal skills Excellent analytical, problem solving and decision making

skills

Hire Purchase Marketing officer 2 PositionsProvide recommendations and services to customers in the areaof new and used cars hire purchase. Build up and maintain thegood relationship with dealers.Qualifications:

Male, age not over 30 years old,Bachelor's degree in any field of studies

At least 1 year of work experience in hire purchase business Excellent communication and coordination skills Able to work under pressure

Sales Manager, Senior Sales Executive 1, 4 Positions

Assist in developing marketing strategy for use in above the lineand below the line in accordance with business policy and mar-keting plan. Survey and sell real estate. Prepare and assist indeveloping sales tools and reports, and other jobs as assigned inorder to achieve company goals.Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in any fields of studies,Highly competent in Sales, active, honest and looking for development opportunities

Good interpersonal skills with an ability to collaborate with various organization partners

Excellent analytical skills with problem solving, decision making, planning and management skills

Able to work up-country (permanent or temporary) Good talent, service minded Able to work out of working hours, good PC literacy

Store Manager & Assistant Store ManagersResponsibilities:• Manages the store, performs to achieve sales target.• Maintains store's standard performance.• Develops services and ensures effectiveness.

Qualifications:• Bachelor's Degree in any related field with at least

10 years experience in retail operations.• Dynamic, team player, leadership skill and work hard.

Sales & Customer Service Responsibilities:• Advises customers and offers right products and

services solutions.• Maintains store's standard performance, performs to

achieve sales target.

Qualifications:• Bachelor's Degree in any related field with 2 years

experience in retail operations.• Dynamic, self-disciplined, high responsibility and

work hard.

Sales CoordinatorsResponsibilities:• Summarizes sales ordering documents, plans and

coordinates all logistics.• Coordinates all sales activities within the store to ensure

customer satisfaction.

Qualifications:• Bachelor's Degree in any related field with at least

2 years experience in coordinating sales activities or logistics.

• Dynamic, well-organized, self-disciplined & responsible.

Section Managers Responsibilities:• Manages sales floor, schematic, replenishment, stock

availability, performs to achieve sales target and maintains store's standard performance.

• Trains and develops staff for operation effectiveness.

Qualifications:• Bachelor's Degree in any related field with at least

5 years experience in retail operations or similar. • Dynamic, team player, leadership skill and work hard.

Interior Designers / Visual Display Professionals Interior Designer's Responsibilities:• Provides 3D services, including interior design housing

and residence.• Advises customers about interior design, furniture

and decorative items.

Visual Display's Responsibilities:• Interior design, display room setting in the store.• In store communications (e.g. design, placement of

POSM in points of sale, etc.)

Qualifications:• Bachelor's Degree in Interior Design, preferably interior

housing, visual merchandising in housing or retail business.• Dynamic, self-disciplined and high responsibility.

CashiersResponsibilities:• Handles cash and registers sales transactions.• Process and control documents.

Qualifications:• Vocational or Commercial Certificate in any related field,

preferably with experience in retail business.• Accurate, self-disciplined and high responsibility.

If you are seeking a dynamic, exciting work environment and everyday challenges, apply now!

Human Resources - Recruitment Index Living Mall Co., Ltd. 43/15 Moo 7, Rama 2 Road Soi 50, Samaedam, Bangkhunthien, Bangkok 10150, Thailand Tel: 0 2898 5544 ext. Recruitment Fax: 0 2898 4377

Email: recruitment@indexlivingmall.com Visit: www.indexlivingmall.com

Index Living Mall : Special Mall for Home Furnishings.Challenges... opportunities... come alive at Index Living Mall in Dubai Got potential and self drive? Take it now!

Attractive salary, great benefits await you!

- Service minded with good personality., Good command of English, preferably writing skills.- Can work in Dubai, UAE for a minimum of 2 years.

All positions require:

Aker Solutions is a leading global provider of engineering and construction services, technology products and integratedsolutions to industries including oil & gas, refining & chemicals, mining & metals and power generation.

Aker Solutions employ approximately 26,000 people in over 30 countries worldwide. From all cultures and backgrounds, ourpeople strive to achieve excellence every day and are relentless in their quest to find the right solution.

Our work environment is challenging, but at Aker Solutions we put a lot of energy into developing and rewarding performerswho deliver on their commitments.

We are seeking high-calibre, forward thinking and enthusiastic people, and in return we offer a future of personal andprofessional development opportunities including overseas and cross disciplines assignments.

Design Engineer - Base in BangkokQualifications

Male / Female, Thai national aged minimum 30 years old. Preferably degree holder in Mechanical Engineering (Petroleum). Minimum 5 years of relevant design experience, including detail engineering in an Oilfield engineering background.

Candidates with knowledge of Offshore working techniques and field exposures are preferred. Excellent command of written and spoken English is a must. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Highly organized, efficient and accustomed to take initiative. Able to communicate at all levels with good presentation skills. Candidates must show record of working in multi-disciplined projects and are familiar with equipment and activities

throughout the business. Familiar with ISO9001 quality standards. Able to use AutoCAD, 2D and 3D softwares is an advantage.

Regional Assistant Service Administrator - Base in BangkokQualifications

Female, Thai national aged minimum 30 years old. Secretarial graduate or degree holder in related field. Excellent command of written and spoken English is a must. A minimum of 5 years' professional working experience in related field. Competent in Microsoft Office. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Highly organized, efficient and accustomed to take initiative.

Warehouseman - Base in SattahipQualifications

Male, Thai national aged minimum 30 years old. Preferably degree holder in related fields. Good command of spoken and written English. A minimum of 5 years' professional working experience in related fields. Competent in Microsoft Office. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Able to work flexible hours and on weekends Highly organized, efficient and accustomed to taking initiative.

Applicants are invited to e-mail their application to vimonvan.ungvichian@akersolutions.com. Your CV must include your contactnumbers, current and expected salary and a recent photograph. You may also mail your application to the following address:-

Aker Solutions (Services) Pte., Ltd.19-02 Floor, Times Square Building, 246 Sukhumvit Road, Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110

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Raiders keepingCable as coachThe Oakland Raiders retainedhead coach Tom Cable, officiallyremoving the interim designationfrom his title more than fiveweeks after their season ended.Cable’s win-loss record was 4-8after replacing Lane Kiffin inOctober. – AFP

Moorad to buy San Diego PadresFormer agent Jeff Mooradreached an agreement for hisgroup to buy the San DiegoPadres from majority owner John

Moores, a move that could helpprop up the team’s sagging on-field fortunes. Moorad, whoresigned last month as chiefexecutive officer of the ArizonaDiamondbacks, and his group willacquire 100 per cent ownershipduring a period of up to five years,subject to approval by MajorLeague Baseball owners. – AFP

Ramirez rejectsDodgers offerMajor LeagueBaseball starManny Ramirezhas rejected aone-year, US$25million contractoffer from theLos AngelesDodgers. Thelatest offerchopped one yearand $20 million off the deal LosAngeles put on the table at theNovember general managersmeetings. – AFP

Syringes containClemens’DNARoger Clemens’ DNA has beenlinked to blood found in thesyringes that ex-trainer BrianMcNamee used to inject the all-star pitcher with performance-enhancing drugs, according to apublished report. The DNAresults could prove critical if pros-ecutors seek an indictment ofClemens on charges he lied aboutusing steroids. - AFP

brieflyAllen’s game-winnerextends Celtics’streakSharpshooting Ray Allen beat the flu, the clockand the Philadelphia 76ers.Allen took a passfrom Paul Pierce and nailed the game-winningthree-pointer from the left corner with five-tenths of a second remaining, lifting the visitingBoston Celtics to their 12th consecutive victory,100-99 over the 76ers. “Any time you have anytype of a sickness you focus more,” said Allen,

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Championship side Burnleyprogressed to the fifth

round of the FA Cup, as theybeat West Bromwich Albion ofthe Premier League 3-1 onTuesday.

Wade Elliott gave them thelead just before half-time, andSteve Thompson added a sec-ond goal just after the break.

Gianni Zuiverloon pulled oneback on the hour, but Burnleyresponded positively and, withthree minutes remaining,Thompson added his second.

Burnley have already had aremarkable giant-killing runthis season, eliminatingFulham, Chelsea and Arsenalfrom the League Cup - beforegiving Tottenham Hotspur an

almighty scare. And they con-tinued that form on Tuesday.

Robbie Blake, the tormentorof Spurs, was again impressive,putting a first-half free-kickjust over.

Brian Jensen, Burnley's hugeDanish goalkeeper, made an ex-cellent save from RomanBednar five minutes before thebreak.

West Brom seemed dominantat that stage, but on the strokeof half-time a half-cleared ballfell for Elliott at the edge of thebox, and he lashed a superbvolley past Scott Carson.

Seven minutes into the sec-ond half, Burnley doubled theirlead. Christian Kalvenes' crosswas superb, and, althoughMartin Paterson's header hit

the back of Ryan Donk,Thompson swept in the re-bound.

That was perhaps unrepre-sentative of the balance of play,and West Brom pulled one backeight minutes later.

Full-back Zuiverloon, pushedinto midfield as West Bromchased the game, calmlystroked in his first for the club.

But Burnley dug in and, asWest Brom committed men for-ward, looked increasingly dan-gerous on the break.

The decisive third came on87 minutes, with Blake cuttingthe ball back for Thompson.

Burnley will be away to ei-ther Arsenal or Cardiff in thenext round.

Sky seals TV dealThe English Premier League

said yesterday it had struck adeal with BSkyB for the broad-

Burnley thank Thompson brace as theygun down West Bromwich Albion

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Arsenal finally completedthe signing of Andrei

Arshavin from Zenit StPetersburg on Tuesday, hop-ing the Russian star can re-vive their faltering bid towin the Premier League ti-tle.

The 27-year-old attackingmidfielder, one of the starsof Euro 2008 who alsohelped Zenit win last sea-son’s Uefa Cup, finalised hismove after delays caused bypaperwork took the an-nouncement past Monday’stransfer deadline.

“It was very hard days forme but now it doesn’t mat-ter,” Arshavin said as hestood outside the EmiratesStadium holding an ArsenalNo 23 shirt with his name onit. “I’m a Gunner. I’m happyto be at Arsenal. I likeArsenal’s style. I like ArseneWenger as a coach. I likesome of the players fromthis team.”

Arsenal said Arshavinsigned a long-term contractbut the fee was not dis-closed.

Zenit said the player hadsigned a 3 1/2 year deal andthe transfer fee was around£15 million.

“We are delighted to havesigned Andrei Arshavin. Heis a player I have admiredfor a long time,” saidArsenal manager ArseneWenger, whose fifth-placeteam has fallen 10 points be-

hind Manchester United inthe Premier League titlerace.

“He is a versatile playerwith great experience, whowill add real quality to oursquad. Andrei is an excitingimpact player with a hugeamount of ability and hasbeen an influential forcewith both Zenit StPetersburg and the Russiannational team in recent sea-sons.”

Arshavin is unlikely toplay against north Londonneighbours Tottenham inthe Premier League onSunday. He has been idlesince the Russian season fin-ished in November.

“I might be on Friday orSaturday, but I’m not fitnow,” he said. “It will be de-cided by Arsene whether Ican play or not.”

On Tuesday, a few dozenArsenal fans stood in slushbehind barricades outsideEmirates Stadium to get afirst glimpse of Arshavin. Hesigned autographs andshook hands with fans, someof whom already were wear-ing Arsenal shirts with theRussian’s name on the back.

Arshavin smiled as heposed for photos with fans,and while his English wasbroken, he has alreadypicked up on Arsenal’s nick-name. He pronounced it as“Gooner,” the common ver-nacular used by Arsenalfans.

Fabio CapelloON ENGLAND’S WORLD CUP BID

“England is a fantastic place for theWorld Cup. Football needs to be backin England after a lot of years and Ihope it will be here in 2018 becausewe need another time, the WorldCup. I think England needs, footballneeds [it] back home.”

Peter VelappanON ASIAN FOOTBALL CONFEDERATIONPRESIDENT

“Aside from Qatar, West Asiaopposes Bin Hammam. The Arabsreject him. China, South Korea andMalaysia are totally against theQatari. Members are fed up withBin Hammam’s behaviour.”

caster to continue showing themajority of live matches in adeal reportedly worth morethan one billion pounds.

“The Premier League hasawarded four of the six audiovi-sual rights packages to BSkyBfor seasons 2010-13,” a state-ment on the Premier League’swebsite said. “We will be pro-ceeding to a second round ofbidding for the remaining twopackages in due course.”

The Times newspaper, whichlike BSkyB is owned by NewsCorporation, reported that thebroadcaster had paid more than£1 billion to retain its four ex-isting packages.

They allow BSkyB’s Skychannels to show 92 of the 138live matches available each sea-son.

A second round of bidding onthe two remaining packages,which is thought to involve Sky,

Setanta and ESPN, could pushthe overall TV receipts abovethe £1.7 billion from the deal forthe 2007-2010 seasons, theTimes said.

The injection of TV cashfrom Sky has been credited asdriving the rise of the PremierLeague as the most lucrative inworld football, capable of at-tracting many of the best play-ers and wealthy club owners.

Russian billionaire RomanAbramovich owns Chelsea,American tycoon MalcolmGlazer bought ManchesterUnited and Sheikh Mansourbin Zayed al-Nahyan of AbuDhabi took over unfashionableManchester City last year.

Premier League clubs spent arecord £160 million on newplayers in the just-closed win-ter transfer window, defyingthe financial crisis in the widereconomy.

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National coach Peter Reidis hoping his side will

beat Saudi Arabia for the firsttime in a quarter of a centurywhen the two sides meet in afriendly in Japan today.

The Middle-Eastern sidehas a great record against theKingdom, registering 10 winsout of 11 in their previousmeetings. The solitary victo-ry for the Thai team came in1984 when they ran out 3-1winners in a friendly.

Today’s fixture wasarranged as part of SaudiArabia’s preparation for theirWorld Cup qualifier againstNorth Korea next Wednesday.The game will take place atChendai City where freezingconditions have hamperedthe Thais’ training so far.

Thai players yesterdayspent the afternoon trainingoutdoor despite snow fallingthroughout the practice ses-sion. All the team membersattended the full training ex-cept midfielder PichitpongChoeichiew who is injured.

Worawi Makudi, theFootball Association ofThailand president, believedthe game comes at the rightmoment as Reid’s men ap-peared to have hit top form.“We have to accept that theyare a “Grade A” team on thecontinent. They’ve qualifiedfor the World Cup more thananyone in the region,” he said.

Thailandface stiffSaudi test

Pichitpong Choeichiew is carrying an injury.

Russian international Andrei Arshavin jinks his way to Arsenal.

Arshavin finally wheeledout as Gunner in London

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Burnley’s Steven Thompson, centre, afterscoring during their fourth-round FA Cup replayagainst West Bromwich.

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BLOOMBERG, Orlando

Tiger Woods said he’s look-ing forward to returning to

the US PGA Tour, the birth ofhis second child and a round ofgolf with US President BarackObama.

Woods, who hasn’t playedcompetitive golf since under-going knee surgery in June,said on his website that he’sgoing full-bore in practice ses-sions with coach Hank Haneyat Isleworth Country Clubnear his home in Orlando,Florida.

Woods, 33, hasn’t said whenhe might return to action andthat his comeback is depend-ent on building stamina andwhen his wife Elin gives birthto the couple’s second child,which is due this month. TheMasters, the first major tour-nament of the season, is sched-

uled for April 9-12 in Augusta,Georgia. “A lot depends on thebaby, which is due prettysoon,” Woods, the world’s No 1golfer, said.

“That takes precedent overanything I do golf-wise.”

Woods, who in October saidhe was “very confident” aboutplaying at the Masters, is get-

ting excited about returning. “Early on, I didn’t miss golf

because I enjoyed stayinghome with Elin and [daughter]Sam, and I knew I wasn’t phys-ically able to play,” Woods said.“The truth is, I would have em-barrassed myself. Now, I’m get-ting my feel and practice back.It’s just a matter of playing

more on the course.”Woods also said that he was

honoured to speak at theLincoln Memorial inWashington on January 18 aspart of the ceremonies leadingup to Obama’s Presidential in-auguration.

He said that while Obamahas a busy schedule, the twoagreed to get together at somepoint for a round of golf.

“We didn’t get to talk much,”Woods said. “I didn’t want toget in his way. I did ask him ifhe wanted to play golf and hesaid, ‘I’d love to.’ So we’ll makeit happen.”

As for his own schedule,Woods remains uncertain.

“The perfect scenario is Icome back without a hitch andplay a full schedule,” saidWoods, who took part in 16PGA Tour events in 2007 and15 in 2006.

“At this point, especiallywith the baby coming, I’m tak-ing it tournament to tourna-ment. With our new addition,it’s going to be a hectic spring.”

GOLF

A ROUND WITH OBAMAWoods lookingforward to Tourreturn and playingwith US president

Tiger Woods, right, and New York Yankees captain Derek Jeter duringthe launch of a Gillette razor in Orlando, Florida, yesterday.

AFP

Tiger hardlyuses videofor tips

AP, San Diego

Swing coach Hank Haneyspoke to a full house at

the US PGA MerchandiseShow last week, and with thetopic centered around in-struction he delivered onetidbit that might have sur-prised some of the teachingpros.

“In the 5 1/2 years that I’veworked with Tiger [Woods],we’ve used video probablyfour times,” Haney said.“That might surprise a lot ofpeople.”

He paused and offered awry smile. “Then again, he’son TV all the time, especial-ly with some of the high-lights,” Haney said. “He’llcall me up and say, ‘Did yousee that swing on 16?’ But heknows what his mistakeslook like. Once he sees aswing on video, he won’t besurprised.”

Haney couldn’t say whenthe world’s No 1 would re-turn.“He’s not ready rightnow,” Haney said.

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Thailand got off to a flyingstart in the Fed Cup Zone

Asia/Oceania QualifyingGroup I tie yesterday with a 3-0win over Taiwan at the StateTennis Centre in Perth.

With its top two playersChan Yung-jan and Hsieh Su-wei absent, Taiwan fielded asecond-string team, who werenot up to the task against thestar-studded Thailand in thePool A preliminary round.

The Kingdom’s No 2Suchanun Viratprasert won thefirst rubber for Thailand, de-feating Hwang I-Hsuan 7-6 (7-3) 6-1. Tamarine Tanasugarn,despite suffering from a cold,eased past Chan Chin-Wei 6-26-0.

Thailand made a clean sweepof the tie when Tamarine andteenage prodigy NoppawanLertcheewakarn beat Hwang I-

Hsuan and Chuang Chia-jungChuang 6-1 6-7 (5-7) 6-1.

In the second round-robinmatch today, Thailand have atough task against top seedand hosts Australia, who boastbig guns like Samantha Stosurand a resurgent Jelena Dokic,fresh from her run to the

Australian Open quarter-fi-nals.

“I have to cut down unforcederrors and play my naturalgame against Dokic,” saidSuchanan. “She hits big andgoes for the lines.’’

Tamarine, who will take onStosur, said: “Australia are

tough. They have good playersin the singles and the doubles,but we have nothing to lose.”

Meanwhile, India’s chancesof reaching the next stage ofthe Federation Cup have beendealt a major blow with the latewithdrawal of Sania Mirza.

India’s top-ranked femaleplayer was expected to spear-head its challenge in the play-offs in Perth this week.

However, she was back homein India when her team – nowdown to three women –stepped onto court for its firsttie, against New Zealand, yes-terday. Mirza cited a stomachstrain as her reason for with-drawing.

“I will be taking a week’s restbecause of a tear in my abdom-inal muscle before beginningpreparations for the Thailandand the Dubai Opens,” she said.

“It is the biggest honour toplay for your country, but un-fortunately this injury came up.

“My body held up pretty wellduring the grand slam but I amnot yet ready for a long, de-manding schedule.”

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Tamarine Tanasugarn bashes a backhand to Taiwan’s Chan Chin-wei.

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More than 150 teamsfrom around the

world have confirmed theirparticipation in the NorthFace Adventure Race RiverKwai Trophy on February28 in Sayoke district,Kanchanaburi.

Serge Henkens, the racedirector and managing di-rector of ActiveManagement Asia, said theincreasing popularity ofadventure racing has final-ly received recognition inthe country.

“After three years, the ad-venture race has attractedthe attention of the media,sponsors and Thai athletesalike. It is becoming highlypopular in Thailand. Fortyper cent of competitors areThai compared to only 15two years ago,” he said.

The North Face RiverKwai Trophy will challengecompetitors with four disciplines: running, cy-cling, kayaking and swim-ming.

150 teams forRiver KwaiAdventure

FOOTBALL

Trust in me, saysGooner ArshavinArsenal’s new signing Andrei Arshavin had amessage for the Gunners’ fans as he set off onhis new career at the Emirates Stadium:“Trust in me and Arsenal.” Arshavin, whohopes to help bring silverware to the Arsenalsideboard after some barren years, also said ithad been a “dream move” and told Sky television cameras he had been a “Gooner”, orArsenal supporter, for some time.

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STRIKING OUT ON STEROIDSBarry Bonds is in court facing charges of testing positive for performance-enhancing substances in 2003.THE SPORT

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GOLF

Tiger wants toplay with ObamaTiger Woods said he’s looking forward toreturning to the US PGA Tour, the birth of hissecond child and a round of golf with USPresident Barack Obama. Though Obamahas a busy schedule, the two agreed to gettogether at some point for a round of golf. “Idid ask him if he wanted to play golf and hesaid, ‘I’d love to.’ So we’ll make it happen.”

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Arsenal’s Spanish international midfielder Cesc Fabregaswants to return to Barcelona next season where he wouldhave a better chance of playing in the Champions League,sports daily Marca reported yesterday.The 21-year-old, who has been in Spain recovering from a seri-ous knee injury that has left him sidelined since December, hasmet with people linked to the runaway leaders of the Spanishclub in recent weeks, it said. “The message he has sent out toall is that he is crazy for Barcelona to sign him for next sea-son,” said the report.Barcelona does not want to pay more than US$ 26 million forthe player because “no one would understand a huge payoutfor a player who came through the club’s youth team,” thenewspaper added. Fabregas joined Arsenal from the youthranks of Barcelona in July 2003.Meanwhile, Barcelona striker Thierry Henry could be offloadedat the end of the season, despite his great form, in a bid toboost the Spanish giants’ coffers, Spanish sports daily ASclaimed. AS said that Nou Camp chiefs want to cash in by sell-ing the former Arsenal striker at the end of this season.